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I'm a hazardous materials technician for a university. I enjoy teaching (when I have the chance), reading, role playing games #ttrpg, listening to music, and drinking copious amounts of coffee. Married to a wonderful woman, proud pet parent (two cats). #ADHD Try my best to be an ally.
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@chadmccullough@mastodon.bsd.cafe @kde@floss.social
A reasonable response to an issue with a lot of strong feelings. I think I'll leave KDE on my tower, but I'll leave Budgie on the laptop for now, to keep eggs in more than one basket.
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@deinol@dice.camp
Depending on what you're looking for, you can score some decent deals on sites like Ebay as well. Managed to pick up all the clan books for VtM 2e as physical books used.
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@deinol@dice.camp
My favorite editions are definitely the older ones. Masquerade 2e and Requiem 1e.
I'm glad that people are having fun with newer material, and I would absolutely leap at the chance to play Revised or V20, but I find myself generally preferring older versions of the games I play.
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@fiscorb@mastodon.art
Those are lovely! That's the kind of image I'll often use as computer wallpaper.
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No #TTRPG game tonight, unfortunately, but tomorrow is #SessionZero for a new #13thAge campaign.
I think the end goal will be #EyesOfTheStoneThief. But first, I'll have to come up with where to start.
I'm thinking #ShadowsOfEldolan then maybe #MakeYourOwnLuck but I have a little time to get everything in order.
#GMLife
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@thesleepysuccubus.bsky.social
Good for you!
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@AlSweigart@mastodon.social both disappointing and not surprising. They don't care, so it makes it hard to care about their materials.
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social
I really enjoy using Linux on my machines at home. Currently I'm using Solus with the KDE Plasma desktop.
I love that there are so many options for users.
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
Looks like Father Christmas had a bit of a struggle that year...
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
Nothing like pulling down that sweet, sweet poet money.
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I'm genuinely surprised how much slower and clunkier #Vivaldi is on #Facebook than #Waterfox or #ZenBrowser. It's noticeable.
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@chadmccullough@mastodon.bsd.cafe @elementary@mastodon.social
I did really like Elementary when I was testing it. I just preferred something rolling. The Pantheon DE was nice and easy to use, from what I remember.
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@RMPerkinson@mstdn.social
I thought it was some kind of mega-high rise building.
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@Adrenochrome
For a mere sliver of a moment, this bird was crowned royalty and ruled all that they surveyed.
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
That place must have been awesome to explore. I'd live there now.
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@Faintdreams
Either they're betting on their asset losing value or they, like a lot of executives don't yet understand how much many of us strongly dislike AI.
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@chadmccullough@mastodon.bsd.cafe @topher1kenobe@fosstodon.org @elementary@mastodon.social
Nothing wrong with Debian. I was on Manjaro but after things got... interesting I moved to Solus and I'm very happy. But I had a lot of fun with the *buntu family and Mint, even Zorin when I started.
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@mfranchi@social.vivaldi.net
Well yes, it wouldn't JUST be for sharing photos, but having a way to do that so that photographers could get and give feedback or show off techniques would be helpful.
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@mfranchi@social.vivaldi.net I would certainly assume that it would be on a platform that users could post their own pictures, but yes, everything else you said.
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
1,000%. Definitely one part of my aesthetic.
The other is art deco. It's a weird mix.
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@pseudonym@mastodon.online
In my superhero #TTRPG, I have a service on the dark web called Connie's List, where criminals can advertise services or look for jobs.
I based it loosely on Angie's List and Craig's List pages.
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@tiefling@bardicperspiration.club
My flirting is playful and probably fairly obvious.
When I was a young man, I was largely oblivious that it was well received or that someone was interested.
Now I'm married and very much not interested in anyone but my spouse.
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@jon#Vivaldi is my favorite Chromium browser. Some of the features, like the ability to strip tracking info from links, is really helpful. I think it has one of the nicest looking reader modes that I've come across. The ability to hide specific UI elements until the mouse is moved over them has really helped with screen real estate on my small laptop screen.
But I wish it had a way to pin tabs across workspaces the way #ZenBrowser does.
Or how in Gecko-based browsers, when you take a screen capture, it will highlight different items on the web page automatically, instead of dragging a box to capture specific parts of a page.
If I could cobble together my ideal web browser from existing projects, I'd definitely take a lot from Vivaldi.
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@getsolus@floss.social Worked like a charm on my laptop.
I wish I could use it on my machine at work.
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@reay@beige.party
I'm in a similar place. I keep Vivaldi as my Chromium option, but I find that there are things that I don't like about it that keep me from using it full-time.
I mostly use Zen on desktop and Waterfox on Android. Since both can use Mozilla syncing, I can share pages and bookmarks between them.
99% of the time, I can do what I want with a Gecko-based browser, but every once in a while something doesn't work right, so I pull out Vivaldi.
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@pseudonym@mastodon.online
Oh, please do! My players got a kick out of it.
Comics are a great way to expand horizons since you can have a mystical wizard, a grizzled cowboy, an urban brawler, and an alien all on the same team.
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@tris@chaos.social @Tutanota@mastodon.social
Not sure, but that's the exact same version as the Windows version I just updated earlier.
I'm using it as a Flatpak, I'm using it on Manjaro as an AUR install, and I haven't had any issues. Your mileage may vary.
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@tris@chaos.social @Tutanota@mastodon.social
Flatpak is supported. That's how I'm using it on Solus.
https://tuta.com/support/howto#operating-system-support
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@zenbrowser
I love the little animation details. That really adds a special touch of class.
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@RMPerkinson@mstdn.social
Oh, very! It's also interesting how we reutilize shapes and how a different perspective can change your expectations.
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
Where was it taken and what was the building before?
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social @tris@chaos.social
And there's also the Thunderbird extensions, right?
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social
I feel like I need to start binge reading cyberpunk novels just to know what horrible things will be coming up next.
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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.socialhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yQS5nAesfGk&pp=ygUzdHdpc3RlZCBjaHJpc3RtYXMgc29tZXRoaW5nIHN0dWNrIHVwIGluIHRoZSBjaGltbmV5
Bob Rivers - The Chimney Song (Official Audio)
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